Last week, Dr. Peter Rost, former vice president of Pfizer Pharmaceutical, was banned from The Huffington Post - a website that he regularly contributed to - for exposing the site’s technology manager as a clandestine troll who manipulated the site’s poll results. This story has now been covered by The New York Times, The Guardian, and dozens of bloggers on the Internet; and it has direct correlations to what is currently taking place in the patriot movement. For more information, log onto: Peter Rost Blogspot

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• Forget independence, truth, whistle-blowing, and justice. Arianna Huffington wants lockstep compliance from those who “act as part of our online community.” If I’m not mistaken, this credo sounds exactly like that of the mainstream media; George W. Bush’s admonition, “You’re either with us, or you’re with the terrorists”; or the brainwashing mantra, "Don't speak out against 'patriots' because it will hurt the Movement."

• Federal presidential elections are notorious for being rigged (especially lately), so why shouldn’t The Huffington Post do the same thing with their results via technology manager Andy Yaco-Mink and his magic ISP addresses and software manipulation (Dynamic Host Control Protocol). It seems like a lack of ethics in corporate Enron America or the pharmaceutical industry very closely mirrors that being practiced by these dubious folks.

• Yahoo censors the Chinese people in lieu of their communist Big Brother government, HuffPo yanks bloggers when they utter something that doesn’t adhere to the party line, while Alex Jones deletes callers from his radio show archives. So much for freedom of speech on the Internet.

• Need celebrity clout? Fake some blogs by actor George Clooney and pass them off as original, when in fact the passages were culled from interviews with The Guardian and Larry King Live. Clooney would later characterize this practice as “purposefully misleading.” Hmmm, sounds a lot like Greg Szymanski faking an interview with Morgan Reynolds.

• Oh yeah, if readers on their site give the “wrong answers”, the Huffington censors merely delete their responses – straight down that ‘ol Orwellian Memory Hole.

• In Arianna’s gilded little world, whistle-blowers are applauded when they expose the government or the GOP, but frowned upon and attacked when turning a light on their own internal wrongdoing. Hey, that’s the same thing that happens with the GCN cabal too. You can "expose" the NWO, but not Alex Jones and his Company Men. Too funny.

• Just like the criminal bureaucracies in Washington DC or lowlife corporate executives who swindle the public, the Huff n’ Puffers never admit blame or accept responsibility. Instead, they simply direct the onus onto somebody else and try to deflect attention. Very creepy.

• Never fire or reprimand the wrongdoer, only the EXPOSER. In all honesty, Arianna Huffington seems to operate like quite a number of the leading figures in our patriot movement. Is this just a coincidence, or do they all read from the same playbook?

• Blatantly censor material; then lie about it --- censor & lie … censor & lie --- then say that it’s not censorship in the first place (i.e. Jeff Rense). I’ll bet that’s what every other censor in history said too.

• A quote from Dr. Peter Rost on the “Troll & Mole” scandal: “HuffPo has made a critical amateurish error in judgment. [They] really need to get professional advice.” Again, this sounds precisely like Jeff Rense trying to use coercion and harassment to make a TV station owner sign a pre-written statement (that they wrote) to cover his tracks. Ooooohh, what twisted webs they weave, only to be caught red-handed every time.

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Isn't it obvious by now? All these operatives use the exact same modus operandi to get-over on the people. The government, Big Business, organized religion, the mainstream media, and yes, certain deceptive figures in the alternative media, too.

If you haven't done so already, read The Patriot Movement Illusion. It's all laid out for anyone who wants to see.